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Springsummer 2019 Protectingprotecting and Preservingpreserving Ourour Locallocal Parksparks && Openopen Spacespace Guided outdooroutdoor adventuresadventures happening in youryour CountyCounty Parks Parks parkhere.org Join us online! TM SpringSummer 2019 protectingprotecting and preservingpreserving ourour locallocal parksparks && openopen spacespace Table of Contents Key to symbols Volunteer Here.............................................2 Reservations required. See program What’s Up .....................................................3 description for appropriate phone number. #PixInParks..................................................3 Online reservation available. Field Sports Programs..................................4 Go to parkhere.org May Programs/Events.................................5 Easy Hike: Flat to gently rolling June Programs/Events ..............................10 pathways and trails. Leisurely pace. County Parks Map......................................17 Moderate Hike: Steeper or more frequent July Programs/Events................................20 uphill grades. Leisurely to moderate pace. August Programs/Events ..........................27 Strenuous Hike: Steep hills or long September Preview ...................................33 distances. Moderate to vigorous pace. Check online calendar at parkhere.org for most Bring a lunch, snack, current calendar information and updates. or dinner as appropriate. Appropriate for children Due to extreme weather conditions and other accompanied by an adult. unforeseen situations, some scheduled programs may be cancelled or changed. For those with reservations, All or mostly wheelchair accessible. individuals will be contacted. For non-reservation programs, it is recommended to check the parks Easy Ride: Bring a bike in good website calendar for changes or updates, or call the working condition. Helmets required. number listed with questions or concerns. Moderate Ride: Bring a bike in good In accordance with the requirements of title II of the working condition. Helmets required. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”), Santa Strenuous Ride: Bring a bike in good Clara County Parks (County Parks) will not discriminate working condition. Helmets required. against qualified individuals with disabilities on the Well-behaved dogs allowed. Must basis of disability in its services, programs, or be controlled on a 6’ max. leash. activities. County Parks will make reasonable modifications to policies and programs to ensure Bring own equipment; call for that people with disabilities have an equal information and restrictions. opportunity to enjoy all of its programs, services, and activities. If you have questions or need assistance $6 vehicle fee to enter park. with accessibility in County Parks, contact our ADA Coordinator, at [email protected] or Photography program. call (408) 355-2200. Contact us at least 72 hours before the scheduled program or event, so we have Feature movie shown as part of program. time to assess your request and assist you. Check parkhere.org for movie titles. Illustrations by Suzanne Bauer©2005-2019 Astronomy program. Design by Fortune2 Volunteer Experience Santa Clara County Parks in a whole new way... become a volunteer and make a difference! The Santa Clara County Parks and • Special Events (one-time) Recreation Department offers a broad range May 18 • National River Cleanup Day of volunteer opportunities from one-time (Various Parks) projects and events to ongoing, lasting May 19 • South Bay Fishing in the City commitments. Go to parkhere.org and click on (Ed Levin) the “Volunteer” tab or call the volunteer program office at (408) 918-4930 or email June 15 • Amazing Race [email protected] to find out more. (Hellyer) Why you should volunteer June 15 • Park Beautification Days (Various Parks and Dates) • Play an important role in protecting and enhancing parklands • Volunteer Training Opportunities • Make a lasting difference May 4 • Trail Watch Academy • Enjoy a unique experience (Required for Trail Watch) • Slow down and really enjoy our parklands May 4 • Visitor Center Host Training • Gain experience and training (Required for Hosts/Docents) June 1 • First Aid/CPR Upcoming volunteer opportunities (Required for Trail Watch/Camp Hosts) • Visitor Center Host (ongoing) Be the friendly face of the park and assist visitors with directions and information. Must be 18 or older. Don't take it from us… take it from our volunteers! • Interpretive Docent (ongoing) Help us share the natural and cultural “Volunteering at Martial Cottle Park (MCP) history of our County Parks by volunteering reminds me of my youth. Across from my home as a school program docent. Docents lead was 90 acres of tomatoes, which were pickable field trip activities indoors and outdoors after the harvest. Plus, we grew vegetables and should be available weekday and fruits in our backyard. I can still visualize mornings throughout the school year. my mother’s in-home baking and canning. Must be 18 or older. My wife and I enjoy welcoming visitors to MCP to explore and create unique experiences. Visitors comments and reactions are rewarding and sometimes surprising. Lastly, being at MCP combines my intense interest and education in local history combining my love of outdoor settings.” Stephen Kinsey Martial Cottle Park Interpretive Docent 2 What’s Up? What’s happening in your Santa Clara County Parks TThehe MMagnificentagnificent 7 CChallengehallenge AArere yyouou rready?eady? SevenSeven MagnificentMagnificent AdventuresAdventures THETHE CHALLENGECHALLENGE ENDS 12/1! With 28 regional parks encompassing 52,000 acres, Santa Clara County Parks is full of hidden hiking gems. We've hand-picked seven magnificent hiking adventures, all nearby, to get you outside and experience new terrain and spectacular vistas. To entice you to hike the magnificent seven, a commemorative T-shirt or Bandana awaits those who complete the #PixInParks challenge! Moonlight Paddles June 16 • Stevens Creek Reservoir • 8:00pm-10:30pm (page 15) July 14 • Lexington Reservoir • 8:00pm-10:30pm (page 23) August 13 • Coyote Lake • 7:30pm-10:00pm (page 30) September 13 • Calero Reservoir • 6:45pm-9:15pm (page 33) For more information about Moonlight Paddles refer to the date page. Reservations will be open on the parks’ website activities calendar one month before each paddle date. 3 Field Sports Park FREE Gun Safety Programs 9580 Malech Road, San Jose, CA 95013 Juniors Rifle Program (5/11, 6/8, 7/13, 8/10, 9/14) 2nd Saturday of each month at 8:30am-11:30am Youth (ages 10-20) learn firearm safety and basic marksmanship skills under the supervision of qualified trainers from the San Jose Zouaves Rifle Club. All equipment is provided. Parent or guardian consent forms required. No reservations needed unless bringing groups of 10 or more. Wear long pants, long sleeve shirts and closed toe shoes. For more information email [email protected] Safety and Basics Classes Learn about safety, shooting and cleaning basics from a Rangemaster. All Safety and Basics classes meet at the Rifle/Pistol Range. Bring your gun, two boxes of ammo and a gun cleaning kit. Call (408) 463-0652 for more information and reservations. • Handgun Safety and Basics 1st Thursday of the month (5/2, 6/6, 8/1) from 2:00pm-4:00pm • Rifle Safety and Basics Every other Thursday (5/9, 6/13, 7/11, 8/8) from 2:00pm-4:00pm • Shotgun Safety and Basics 3rd Saturday of the month (dates 5/18, 6/15, 7/20, 8/17) from 12:00pm-2:00pm 4 May WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 What’s It Wednesday • Martial Cottle • 10:00am-11:00am The park’s historical collections include some items familiar to us today and some not so familiar. This program will feature a different Cottle family item each month. See it, learn what it is, and discover how it relates to our lives now. Meet at the Visitor Center. Questions? (408) 535-4060 THURSDAY, MAY 2 Handgun Safety and Basics • Field Sports Park • 2:00pm-4:00pm See Page 4 for information. Reservations (408) 463-0652 SATURDAY, MAY 4 A Taste of Kayaking • Vasona 9:00am-9:50am; 10:00am-10:50am; 11:00am-11:50am First-time kayakers are invited to learn all about this challenging yet fun water sport. All equipment is provided. Must be 12 or older and able to swim. Three classes to choose from: 9:00am-9:50am, 10:00am-10:50am or 11:00am-11:50am. Reservations online or (408) 355-2201 Power to the Petal • Coyote Lake Harvey Bear Ranch • 9:00am-11:00am Take a walk on the wildflower side! Discover many of the wildflowers found in local County Parks. Meet at the boat launch parking lot with sturdy shoes and sun protection. Reservations (408) 842-7800 Untold Stories: Asian Pacific Islander Environmentalists Santa Teresa • 9:00am-11:00am Celebrate the tenacity of Asian Pacific Islander Environmentalists during API Heritage month. We’ll redefine the stereotypical environmentalist and inspire one another to be truth seekers. Ages 13+ years welcome. Meet at the Bernal Ranch. Reservations (408) 226-5453 Children’s Nature Hike and Sketch • Sanborn • 10:00am-11:00am Join a Ranger for a nature hike to sketch native plants and animals. Bring a sketch pad and pencil. Meet in the parking lot by the Sequoia group area. Questions? (408) 867-3654 The Martial Cottle Park Experience • Martial Cottle • 1:00pm-2:00pm Meet at the Visitor Center to learn about the park’s history, farming practices and partners. Explore different topics and items each week. Questions? (408) 535-4060 5 SATURDAY, MAY 4, continued What to Do When Cattle Come to You • Calero • 1:00pm-2:00pm Learn about cattle and how they are benefiting our County Park system. Discuss tips on how to share the trails and stay safe on your trail adventures. Meet at the Rancho San Vicente parking lot. Questions? (408) 535-4070 Celestial Objects & Where to Find Them Coyote Lake Harvey Bear Ranch • 8:30pm-10:00pm The stars hold secrets of our past and our future. Learn about our connection and position in our universe, our past stories of constellations, and just how special and rare life is on this planet. Rain or clouds cancel. Meet at the Mendoza parking lot. Reservations (408) 918-7728 TUESDAY, MAY 7 Tour the Mansion and Hike the Hills • Villa Montalvo • 10:00am-1:00pm Take a guided tour of the historic villa and a hike on park trails to a breathtaking view as you learn about Senator Phelan and local history.
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